Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-07-21
kALAkAU'S KINGD0v
Personnel of the Cabinet pl..
Power by the Recent PODpb,
Uprising.
The Monarch Quickly Desa,,.,
His Retainers at the Cri,i,,,
Moment.
Forming a New Constitute,

Forming New Constitution
SAN Francisco, July l5.-Tb.
ship Australia arrived here at Ia y.
this morning from Honolulu h..
ed from that point at neon on
and bringing Hawaiian intellies.'
to that time. o4"
No further outbreaks or demon..
of any character occurred att, 4 ~
scribed as having taken place .,
June ~ and July /, which resDlt.s.
overthrow of the Gibson minist,r
obtaining written pledge fron
kalakau to promote eonstitpt;~.
forms ard submit to the will of !.
pie. The military continues to
on duty, but no further pnbho
blages have been held. The nav
has assumed control, and new eo ,
ton was to be laid before the kipo :.
day the steamship sailed.
EI- Premier Gibson and his 40,
f. H. Hayselden, who was AREA J.
June 30, were held m jail until Ssn.
night, July 2, when, owing to III.
of Gibson, he was taken to his Sou
order of the new attorney general =.
he remains under military gua,s
trial was set for July 6, Cyprisn ".
secretary to the ex-minister of fo,.
affairs, who was also arrested -,
leased ON bail.
Excitement in the kingdom baa
rarently so thoroughly suhsids5
Monday, July 4, that a celebrate,
honor of
AMERICAS NATIONAL DAY
occurred at Honolulu, and was Alta,
by fully five thousand people. Par
addresses were made by Hon. G. vi
rill, the American minister, and Ca
E. Whitney, of California. ROYALS
was fred from a shore battery
ing the afternoon the American min,
held a reception, which was attends
King Kalakau and members of bpe
and ball was given at night Al
music hall, which was attended BY IA
officers of the United States and n,
sentatives of foreign embassies, tug.
er with large representation of citl
of Honolulu.
The Honolulu papere, in Their q
ments upon the change of adminisia.
pre- dict that no further public Outbs
will take place, provided the new Co,
tuition is adopted and reforms areinH
III ated. The Hawaii Gazette, Of Iay
in an editorial says: THE word Of /
king can not be taken by this pa
1t has proven again and again that
not worth the paper it ID written /
In fact, we remember the circunsia
SO well that we are not going to be dsts
ed again"
WILLIAM L. GREEN,
the new prime minister, was bon
london, England, but has resided
Honolulu since 1851. He is large /
merchant.
LORNA Thurston, minister OF III
terror, is son of Rev. Asa G. Thus
and was born in London in 1859 Hi
educated at Co .oia college, New
Godfrey Brown, minister OF ION
affairs, was born in New York, and |
been engaged in business in the ll
States and Honolulu,
Clarence w. Ashford, attorney geHsl
was born at Port Hope, Ont, IN 1864
educated at Ann Arbor, Men, and
been on the islands since January 4
In reviewing the occurrences at IL
lulu which resulted in the collapse OIL
minority and the arrest of the ehlei
visers of Kalakawan for alleged mall'|
aDce of money and other crimes,
pears that the king was inclil ed to ~
stand against the populace, ou'
quickly disabused of the idea 'A''
could make q successful fight Nhsn
steamship Australia arrived from
Francisco with nearly two thousand
of arms the p.pulace at once armed
then the mass meeting was called VI
sent the ultimatum TO the king AA
proaches to the palace were oatlN'l
and gattling guns had been placed u
palace, together with consideraoH
tity of firearms. When it became
dent that the populace really meSl'
no FIGHT,
the retainers of the king began 70
ly disappear, and he had no al's'-'
but to make his sudden resolve 70 0O-'
everything, and even then spPs'
fear his life was in danger, when -
him to ask the American LIS
and other foreign government fsg
tatives To assume control OF anSN'
porarily. I'D
On Saturday night July L. pea'g. 20
been very thoroughly restored ,ue
zen's committee posted pro'la.;-s
that the Honolulu rifles could lia-
order, and requesting citizens nO' ,,,,,
pear ON the streets armed dnu
notice.
Trying The Faith-Cure f'"''